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Hello, A couple of weeks ago some of our switches starting not responding to SNMP and are showing down now but I can ping them from the server that I have Observium on. Recently the server storage got filled up but I expanded the disk and has plenty of space now, but I still get timeouts even if I run the SNMPwalk from the Obserivum server. I reinstalled the snmp and snmpd packages on the server (ubuntu 20.04). Some switches are using v2c and those are working while the ones that aren't working are using v3. Wasn't sure if maybe I needed to reinstall some other packages or see what else I could do to fix this. Thank you
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SNMP timeouts are almost exclusively caused by the end devices or the network.
If its not the end devices being useless, its often an intervening firewall getting angry at the UDP traffic.
Theres almost nothing on the Observium servers end thatd cause this sort of thing.
Adam.
From: observium observium-bounces@observium.org On Behalf Of Luis Londoño via observium Sent: 10 September 2020 19:49 To: Observium observium@observium.org Cc: Luis Londoño llondono@disti.com Subject: [Observium] SNMP Timeouts
Hello,
A couple of weeks ago some of our switches starting not responding to SNMP and are showing down now but I can ping them from the server that I have Observium on. Recently the server storage got filled up but I expanded the disk and has plenty of space now, but I still get timeouts even if I run the SNMPwalk from the Obserivum server. I reinstalled the snmp and snmpd packages on the server (ubuntu 20.04). Some switches are using v2c and those are working while the ones that arent working are using v3.
Wasnt sure if maybe I needed to reinstall some other packages or see what else I could do to fix this.
Thank you
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Adam Armstrong
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Luis Londoño